The Residents- Jambalaya (On the Bayou)

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Uploaded by on Jun 11, 2009

The first track from the album "Our Tired, Our Poor, Our Huddled Masses" by The Residents. This is a cover of the ever classic song by Hank Williams, Jambalaya On the Bayou. Enjoy.

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  • Best version of this song ever recorded!

  • minor edit,  this was first released on the American Composers series, "Stars and Hank Forever" George and James was the next. (George Gershwin and James Brown)

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  • @nicademus666 George and James came first. Stars And Hank was the follow-up actually.

  • This is two songs by Hank. "Singing Waterfall" and "Jambalaya"

  • Lay off the drugs man!

  • I love this version!

  • And if you can scare up a copy of the Residents Daydream B Liver album you can hear a rare outtake of "I'm so lonesome I could Cry" and another rare hank Williams tune called "Dear Brother" Amazing!!!!!

  • Interesting. Covers of this tune tend to shoot for preservation of the "joie de vivre" Louisiana life offers. This is probably the only one I've heard that so dramatically alters the very spirit of the song, making it sound more like and ode to alienation than good times a-rollin'. I like it anyway.

  • me too.

  • Absolutely the best version of Jambalaya ever.

  • :) wonderful.....................­......:)

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